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Column: Texting in House Chambers - who knew?

Column: Texting in House Chambers - who knew? WORTHINGTON — The start of summer break for me always begins with a great trip to our nation’s capital with eighth-grade students.

By Sarah Darling, District 518 , July 03, 2009

Letter: Trip to visit soldiers will be remembered

On Friday, April 17, I had the opportunity to take six Worthington Middle School students to Marshall to distribute gift bags to the deploying national guardsmen.

By Rebecca McGaughey, Seventh-grade Language Arts teacher, Worthington Middle School , April 29, 2009

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WMS Showcase Night is Tuesday

WORTHINGTON — March is Middle School Month, and we have many great things going on at the Worthington Middle School.

By Ken Henkels, District 518 , March 13, 2009

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WMS showcase set for Tuesday

WORTHINGTON — The next time a seventh-grader tells his parents he did nothing at school, they’ll have proof that isn’t true. The Worthington Middle School Showcase Night, set for 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, aims to give parents — and others — a taste of just what students do all day.

March 11, 2009

Preview: WMS Showcase Night is March 17

Event will feature student demonstrations, pizza dinner

March 10, 2009

Students get creative for art exhibit

Students get creative for art exhibit WORTHINGTON —A student art show slated for Friday will feature artists from Worthington High School and Middle School and other high schools and junior high schools in the area.

March 05, 2009

Classy, classic numbers fill program for string students

Classy, classic numbers fill program for string students District 518 orchestra concert scheduled for March 5
WORTHINGTON — A “Night of Classics” is in store for fans of the thriving District 518 orchestra program. Under the direction of Melanie Loy, 139 string students are tuning up for the annual All-School Orchestra Concert, set for next Thursday night at 7 p.m. in the Worthington High School (WHS) gymnasium.

By Jane Turpin Moore , February 26, 2009

'Chile' is winning answer for Lease

'Chile' is winning answer for Lease Eighth-grader is champion in Worthington Middle School Geography Bee
WORTHINGTON — Quickly: Could you name the country that shares the Yamana Islands with Argentina?

January 10, 2009

Column: Improved school climate a priority each year at Worthington Middle School

WORTHINGTON - One of our resolutions every year at Worthington Middle School is to continue to improve our school climate. School climate can be defined as “an orderly environment in which the school family feels valued and able to pursue the school’s mission free from concerns about disruptions and safety.”

By Jeff Luke, District 518 , January 03, 2009

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Choirs, orchestras to present concert Monday

WHS, WMS ensembles to take stage; 'Messiah' to be featured

By Jane Turpin Moore , December 20, 2008

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Schools take stand against bullying

Local schools get proactive with bullying
WORTHINGTON — At Round Lake-Brewster High School, a band of pink-shirted students pledged to stand up to bullying. At Worthington Middle School, peer mediation might do the trick. On the Prairie Elementary playground, the school’s Peace Patrol reigns supreme.

December 19, 2008

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Resident artist teaches WMS kids

Resident artist teaches WMS kids Artist helps student see art
WORTHINGTON —Artist Thomas Labandz has travelled through Worthington many times before, on his way to sell his watercolor paintings in Colorado and Wyoming.

December 19, 2008

Middle school bullying big trouble

Girl bullying, group bullying and cyber bullying are new realities
WORTHINGTON — Bullying at the middle school level is an issue that could go on for days and still have time leftover to deliver a heartbreaking social snub.

December 18, 2008

Brief: Geography bee scheduled

WORTHINGTON — The annual National Geographic Bee will begin at 8:30 a.m. Friday in Worthington Middle School.

By DAILY GLOBE , December 17, 2008

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Peer mediation offers students way to deal with angry feelings

Process lets kids work out their issues together
WORTHINGTON — Worthington Middle School Principal Clete Lipetzky keeps a student’s letter on his desk. “Thanks to you I finally got a way to calm my anger down,” he reads. “You really helped me and so did the peer mediators. I learned to not bottle up anger but to express and let go,” he finishes, adding, “I look at it as the progress we’ve made, you know, one win for the good guys.”

December 12, 2008

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